Evacuation from Donetsk region continues: 90 people relocated to safe areas in two weeks.

Evacuation from Donetsk region

According to ТСН: During the last two weeks, nearly 90 people have been evacuated from the Donetsk region and relocated for free to safe corners of Ukraine. This was reported by the Deputy Head of the Department of Social Protection of the Population of the Donetsk Regional Military Administration, Dmytro Pozharskyi, during an online briefing.

According to the official, the evacuated were resettled in regions such as Odesa, Lviv, Poltava, Kirovohrad, Vinnytsia, and Ivano-Frankivsk. Some families with children were also directed to shelters of the charitable organization Save Ukraine in Kyiv, Cherkasy, and Vinnytsia regions.

Pozharskyi noted that the evacuation was carried out in close cooperation with partners, including Ukrzaliznytsia, and thanks to the support of over 30 charitable organizations that helped in this matter.

“The evacuation continues. We urge people to contact their military administrations and not to put themselves in danger, as there are places for resettlement,” he emphasized.

It is known that since the beginning of the full-scale invasion, more than 1 million 317.6 thousand civilians have been evacuated from areas controlled by Ukraine, including over 201.7 thousand children and 47.3 thousand persons with disabilities.

As of today, there are 196.2 thousand civilian residents remaining in the territory controlled by the region.

Threat to Dnipropetrovsk region

In addition, the commander of the “Wolves Da Vinci” warned of the threat to another region. According to him, the enemy has achieved a “significant breakthrough” and continues to advance towards Dnipropetrovsk region.

Evacuating civilians from dangerous territories is extremely important during this period. The continued work of charitable organizations and state structures in this direction helps save lives and ensure their safety. In light of constant threats, residents are advised not to delay evacuation and to seek assistance.